Rebel Hog

TYPICAL

Legendary Whitetails




Photo Courtesy Boone & Crocket, narrative adapted courtesy Trophy Proportions, (c)1995 and Safari Press Inc.
1993, Saskatchewan, Canada
Canadian Milo Hanson harvested the largest Typical buck ever recorded in 1993, scored by Boone & Crocket judges at an astounding 213 5/8 net points.

CtHunter8

awesome post RebelHog!!!!! Ive never seen a picture of it, heard about it though


-Travis-

GregH

You guys are very close. The P&Y and B&C book says that to qualify as non-typical, you must have 1" of abnormal points. These are sticker points, forks, droptines etc. The example given above, the 9, 11 and 13 pointers, are still scored as typicals. The odd points are deducted in the typical portion of the score sheet. After your side to side deductions aresubtracted for a net score, then you add the total of abnormal inches to that for your net non-typical score.

Rebel Hog

Here's one from one of my FL reg's booklets 1990-1991

25pts shot in 1940 or 41.

hermbo19

If their is no distinguishing main beam it can not scored. So it may be just an odd ball buck!!!! But shoot him anyway so we can take a look

Rebel Hog

Heres15pt with a kickermy buddy shot in Waynesboro, Georgia in1986.

Remember the Milo Hanson buck was only 14pt, but the inside spread was just under 27ins and had main tines 11ins long.

Rack-attack

Thats really not how its done..............

In reality the true determination of typical or non-typical is a direct result as to what category a rack scores Higher in. Not better but higher in.

If you shot a buck that scored 323 #5 in the world non-typical or 234 #1 as a typical........................................... ..

You just shot one heck of a typical.......

DoctorDeath

My non typical

dd

Tigerfan

On a typical rack you have "G" points and "E" points. If the deer is a 7pt meaning it has 4 "G" points on one side and 3 "G" points on the other it is a typical. It is not decided on how many points it has on either side, unless it has 10 on one side and 2 on the other. If a rack has any "E" points that is considered non-typical. See the chart that rebel hog posted and you will get a good idea of wht it is. Kickers, drop tynes are non-typical points.

tykempster

Dr.Death, he kinda looked like that without the big drop tine! Not quite to that extreme, but that pic reminds me of him. It's the first time I've seen that deer, I saw him this morning by the feed I layed out, but when I looked at the pics the camera took, it was nothing but white.[:@][:@][:@][:@][:@] There's another big typical 8 point the neighbors and everyone has seen. He's out alot at dusk.